Question

0. 11. Which is one way the Bill of Rights protects individual states?

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States are guaranteed the same rights as the individual.
o o
A republican system is guaranteed by the national government.
c
All power not granted to the national government is given to the
states.
o
Individual states are granted representation in the national
government.

Answer 1

Answer: c All power not granted to the national government is given to the states.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Bill of Rights refers to the first 10 Amendments to the United States Constitution and they were included as a check on Federal power so that the Federal government would not become too powerful to control.

The 10th Amendment was included to guarantee states some power in the running of their affairs by stating that all power not granted to the national government is given to the states thereby ensuring that the Federal authorities could not impose their will on states past a certain point.